provocatorius

Latin

Etymology

Derived from prōvocātor (“agitator”) +‎ -ius (adjective-forming suffix).

Pronunciation

Adjective

prōvocātōrius (feminine prōvocātōria, neuter prōvocātōrium); first/second-declension adjective

  1. purgative
  2. (Late Latin) provocative, exasperating

Declension

First/second-declension adjective.

singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative prōvocātōrius prōvocātōria prōvocātōrium prōvocātōriī prōvocātōriae prōvocātōria
genitive prōvocātōriī prōvocātōriae prōvocātōriī prōvocātōriōrum prōvocātōriārum prōvocātōriōrum
dative prōvocātōriō prōvocātōriae prōvocātōriō prōvocātōriīs
accusative prōvocātōrium prōvocātōriam prōvocātōrium prōvocātōriōs prōvocātōriās prōvocātōria
ablative prōvocātōriō prōvocātōriā prōvocātōriō prōvocātōriīs
vocative prōvocātōrie prōvocātōria prōvocātōrium prōvocātōriī prōvocātōriae prōvocātōria

Descendants

  • → English: provocatory
  • → Italian: provocatorio
  • → Portuguese: provocatório
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